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Niagara Falls, on the Illinois Central, thve

Niagara Falls, on the Illinois Central, the
intention being to 20 by that road as fal
90 Ohaisworib, and thence by way o!
tho Toledo, Peoria & Warsaw. The
change wss mads at Chatsworth, IN
Livingston county, and coon after az the
train neared Piper City, u small town In
Ford county, tho bridge crossing the Yer
million river gave way, Elunging the en-
gine and several cars down o steep etn.
bankment into the stream. Tho cars
caught fire from the Tampa, and q fearful
panic ensued. On investigation 1t was
found that nearly one hundred excursion,
lists were killed OF injured. n z,
The bridge through which the cara went
was small one. 1t had been partially
burned, which had weakened v 1t. II Ten
coaches had either gone trough 10 the bed
Of the stream, or were piled up In promis.
cuous heaps, crcaawise and lengthwiae on
the track. li2I ,f ,sf4 a.. ,.is{ + I; ".
The number killed will reuah two hun.
drsd. The wounded, as far as can DO TIC.
certained, will number one hundred and
4 Chicago dispatch Gays: The Wagner
sleeping car office. at the Lake Shore de.
pot, has information that four OF its cars
were burned. They do not know how
many passengers were killed or Injured,
bat the number ia undoubtedly large.
.5 THE BURNED BRIDGE. lsi =
The town Of Chatsworth Is in Illinois,
about forty miles from the Indiana State
line and aeventy.one mi!es cas-! Of Peoria,
III. Tho bridge soyer the Vermilion
river five miles east OF Chatsworth was
built originally as a mario w.gauge bridge,
but afterwards, as nearly all these bridges
arc, changed to the Hews truss. u.
f.Ssl now THE TRAIN WAS RUNNING. x,
Dr.. Hazen, Of Madison, H., says: The
train was running about thirty miles per
hour when tho accident occurred. He
felt q sudden jar, and found himself and
wife fastened under their seats. He pull.
cd the backs of two Of the seats before be
could get his wife out. She was bruised
on the body and both Of her feet were
crushed. His shoulder was dislocated
aud he had 1t pulled into place as soon as
he could get out. In helping others he
put It ont of place again, and had to have
1t pulled into place q second time. He
says he saw MIR. Ed stoddard hand his
boy out to lady while no crawled back
to get his wife who was killed. ;50,
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Admiral Luce, on His Metal.

Nav York, August liza Halifax
special a. -: An apparently well founded
rumor is Gun cur ant that Admiral Luce has
requested to boz elieved q the command
Of tho North Atlantic station, and that
Commodore Bsnhsm ~ present N cntsrge
Of the Third Light Hossa dlatrlct, VIII re-.
lieye him. Admiral Luce sgd captain
scott met by accident In Oonsnl General
Phelsn's Office yesterday and the com.
msnder Of tho Fishing Protection ssrvlce
extended patty to the Admiral Tor the
treatment he has received from the Omitted
States Navy Department. X I;
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Runaway Indians Captured.

SANTA FE, Nm, August 1l.-Lieuten.
ant Woodward, Adjutant OF the Tenth
Cavalry, telegraphed General Guraon
from Fort Stanton, N. NJ, that nine Meg
calero Apaches, who stole away from the
reservation last week and started for the
Indian Territory In company with party
OF Comanches, had been overtaken BY
troops under commsndlof Lieutenant Scott,
Company D., Sixth Cavalry. z The Indians
made NO resistance. They declared they
had finished planning months social
visit among their friends in the Nation.
The Comanches were sent home and tho
Meecsleros are now on, route 10 their reser.
Walton, where they will receive q light
punishment for violating orders not to
leave their reservation without written
permit from the agent. ss AZ I'M 4:
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ClnmorinG for Boullnger

81 PARIS. August 1l.-General Boulanger
has sent q telegram Of coincidence to Mad
anne KatkoE On the death Of her husband,
He added that his military duties pre-.
vented him from attending M. Kstkods
funeral. NJ, s: /. m ~
The action Of; General Boulsnger in
rendering his condolences to Nine. Kat
koh has greatly Increased the enthusiasm,
OF the French Patriotic League fol. his re.
turn to power, and the enemies OF the
commander Of the Thirteenth Corps nm.
hesitatinglys assert that he waited until
the League had rendered its sympath
before offering his own, In order to score
another point IN the game he is playing,
with the popularity Of the masses as the
stakes. I The Patriotic Lesg1e ID power.
inl organization and Boulanver Is its idol.
Whether the idol will ever call upon his
worshipets to follow him ACROSS the Ger.
man border remains to be seen.
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5Type.w,,riters chea1r,,,,,.

We have for sale several Type. ',
including the Remington, the Crandall
and the Hammond. These mscbinea have
been taken in exchange ior the matchlass
Callgraph, and will be sold cheap. " liteIs
ior rent and tor eale on monthly install.
ments. Call on or address for circulars Is,
a ri EDWARD u. Rose & Co.; ~ u
~ l55 Twelfth street. !;
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EAsrENN AYlnEs DOWN,

A Severe ELECTRICAL storm Prostratss tho
Telegraph Lines. ~
A bulletin received by the 1NrRLLloRN.
GER last night stated that an extensive
electrical storm which passed over the
country east Of hers yesterday evening
had Frustrated all Of the telegraph lines
and cut of communication with the east
efa cities BY all routes. For this reason
we are able to present very little news
from that section Of the country this
morning. i..i.i .ts5, { * M
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3ICoNDENsED TELEGnAMss,

St. Louis had aixtesn FIRE alarms on
Wednesday,. But two resulted in heavy
loss, aggregating $50. 900. .5;.a51 a
e. A dispatch from San Francisco SAYS
that an express train was ditched thirty
miles east Of Tucson, Arizona, yesterday
and robbed BY four men. ~ 5iliiis3i5I3,i
4 Another insurrection ia being stirred
up in Northeast Canada. A letter has
been received by all the Fenian socisties
in the United States. Il starts out with q
denunclation OF British rule in Canada,
and asserts that a vast maj ori.y OF Cana.
diana are eager to throw off the British
yoke: It also calls for all enemies OF Groat
Britain to send arms, &C., to the rebels. 4
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Animal Gathering OF Scientists.

##s D. Ia. t7..4 :
New Yoan, August liza large num-
Der of scientists are attending the thirty
sixth annual meeting Of the American
Association for the Advancement Of
Science, which began yesterday in Colum.
bia College. There were about 500 per.
SONS in the hall when the meeting was
called to order at 10 O'clock by the retiring
President, Prot. Morse, Of Salem. Il Prof.
s. F. Langley, Of Pittsburgh, President.
elect, then took the chair. q speeches were
made by Rev. Dr.. Barnard and President
Langley. The Finance Committee /. re-
ported, and the various branches of
science, Mathematics, ETC., then adjourned
to their. respective lecture rooms. n In the
afternoon lectures on the numerous sub.
jects within the. province Of the Associa-
ton were given. l;f Il n. Re r. Z;
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:. q. \ y I ~
ita weight that the hall consumed bridge
gave. way, and the tender dropped back
into the dry slough. Sutherland's engine
kept the rails and ran on In safety, such
wna the awful speed Of the unfortunate
train. McClintock's engine plunged down
into the black hole, and US the tender
mounted on top Of the cab 1t took McClin.
took In the back Of the neck and cut his
head gou his shoulders. The trunk
WAS found under the engine, but the head
could not be discovered and the presump.
ton 10 that Il was ground to atoms In tho
horrible millstones Of the engine and the
tender. lgS ,glslt,.5l ,ls.{i 4 :. A,
There have been many guassas as to
the origin OF the fire which weakened the
bridge and caused the accident, but 80 far
they are nothing but guesses. 3}jf4tia
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Whipped Back to Life.

DETROIT, August liza crowd Of per-
hsps 500 persons was at Centre Park last
night watching the efforts Of two doctors
and aeveral policemen to save tho lie Of
Charles Tegler, "a yeara old, OF No. 23l
Bru6h street, who had taken morphine
with suicidal intent. Tegler was stripped
nearly NAKED and, while being walked
about, was constantly whipped with wet
towels and stout barrel-staye. Tegler
will have the satisfaction Of knowing that
the crowd ssved his life, even il they did
it Tor their own amusement, as number
Of them took turns with the towels. .s,f3s
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#IVES':55..A,SSs;IGl5N''S..
HE FAILS FOR TWENTY MILL1oNs,
And tho announcement Causes Great Con.
sternation on 'Chnago-Tho Assignee /,
naakos Measuring staisInsnts-.No "a
tNg Danger to business interests, AVA

: NV YoRE, August 1l.-Great excite.
mont was caused on Change to day by
the announcement tina. the firm OF Henry
s. Ivos { 90. had made an assignment iol
the benefit Of their creditors. The liabili.
ties Of the firm were stated to DO Sc, 900.
OOO. No particulars were given to the
public for sometime and meantime the e1.
element was intense. 3i
Assignee Cromwell said to-day "the as.
signment was rather matter Of convent.
ence than q necessity. Where 80 many
interests are N involved, including
q. a II. * D., Dayton and Michi.
gan, Mineral Range, Dayton 2 and
Chicago, Dayton and Fort Wayne,
and other roAus, besides individual cred.
ttots, 1t was absolutely necessary 10 have
come one man In control. 10 give this
control Ives Il 90. had to as
sign. All creditors, including Christopher
Meyer, Fellows, Morgan, Alfred Suiiy,
Farmers Loan and Trust Company, were
consulted as TO who 8honld have control,
They! agreed on me-. Iu q few days I
shall probably have everything arranged
and with the asalstBnce Of q powerful syn.
dictate ! shall begin the liquidation vt once
from other sources. III n 4 N
The liabilities will exceed $50, 900, 900.
OF this the O., 81. 4 D. claim about $5,-
100000, Vandalias about S., 5OO, 100,
Wliliam Fellows, Morgan 4 b O..
S.000,000, L. j.. Harrison, 8. of the
First National bank, 81 600, 900,
Alfred sully, SlO0, 900; Farmers Loan AMI
Trust Company, SSO0. 900; Irving a.
Evans, OF Boston, 1881, 0OO. There are
many other claims held by railroads and
brokers in whose names loans had been
made out. Tne interest Of the street"
now centres in the syndicate, which is to
take up loanH. The syndlcats has already
secured Irving A. EvAns' claim and said
to have niaue a setllsment with William
fellows and Morgan Il %. :ii;e "a y
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!. Indiana Earasta Anra.

Fl. WAYNE, IND, August 1.-The for
ests adjoining the city. arc all on fire, and
farmers are busy lighting fire and taking
caro- OF their property. 6.S}tEg;3
The Wabash road, which runs through
Little River prairie, are I experiencing
great trouble getting their trains over the
road between here and Roanoke station,
ten miles west. All Z Of their passenger
trains have been delayed from two to
four hours getting over the prairie, and
the grass up to the ties Ia on Are.
y The fire department has gone to the
west end Of the city to control grass fires
that endangered the bridge across the st.
Marys river on Main street. Is. 8 HIS 4
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Fay m ont q county Scrip Rcslstel

In TIE Rock AK August liza gen.
eleman ION SEWER county ssys: Intense
excitement 4 prevails among the people
from an sttemp. made by holders Of conn.
.y scrip sssna,,ed in 1894 to enforce collec.
ton. It is claimed that the ecrip has
been eatished and payment wtll be resist.
I'd with violence, II 4 necessary. Attorney
General Jones was recently bhfnod I'm
etlisy because he was an attorney toY S
man who held q portion OF the scrip. he
has lately withdrswn from tbs case. Z
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/ A CITY; OFtAloURNING.
Intonss Excitement In MISUNDERSTANDING OF
sis.snlh. 4. the Loss Of Ltte. g aaLtl u

Intonss Excitement III Poor ia-Estimnte OF
;f%5E i the LOSS OF Lite. %$S ri
PEORIA, ILL, August 1I.-For soma days
past the Toledo, Peoria 4 Western Rail.
road had adyertissd an excursion train to
run to Niagara Falls srd back at reduced
rates, The great hest here, and tho in
dustry with which! the escursion was ad.
yertissi, brought to the notice Of every.
body and q large number OF citizsns from
this and surrounding towns availed thom-
selves OF 1t. When the train pulled out
last night there were twelve coaches lillod.
Superintendent D.. n. Armstrong accom-
panied the party in his private coach, and
this was coupled on next to the baggage
car. 9 Accompanying him we're Mrs. q.
D. Gould and daughter, Nellie, Mrs. Par
ker and several other wives aud rslatiyca
Of the olE cials Of the road. y a large crowd
assembled to aeo them of and as they
pulled out OF tie station 1t was noticed
that the train was a double-header, that
Ia. that tbcre was an engine behind Assist
ing the one Ia frontby puahing.
ss; " ,ff ANXIETY OF FRiksps e . ~:
Nothing was heard from the train putll
this morning ut three o'clock, when dis.
patch was received that it had gone
through bridge at Ohstswortl. thst one
hundred people were killed. aud sa many
moro badly injured. Tho Union Depot
WIS thronged at an early hour this morn
ing with friends and rela.iveso Of those who
we're on the train. The excitement was
intense. It was reported that W. O.
Clerk, Of the Peoria House, and bis wife
were among the killed, ard that Mrs Fl.
D., Gould and daughter had been tsken
out Of the wreck dead that Armstrong
was instantly killed, aud that the wreck
had taken fro and burned up dozens Of
ueopis, who we're otherwise uninjured. .Syt
Amidst the CONFUSION and excitement
news came In slowly, ana 1t was learned
that Mr.. Armstrong waa Gale, together with
every one In hia car, excepting Mrs. PARK
| or, who had her ankle injured. Neither
Mra. Gould nor daughter are Injured al
ali. and many who were reported dead are
nniniured.t n The trouble seems 10 be- thai
the bridge over the Vermilion river wat
set on FIRE by the Asmes that have been
raging lately, and thst tho sttinHers were
90 ! weakened that they let Tho bridge
; down into tho bed Of the stream With 81
the Gays. z. n'.5:. 5,7ii S5SlyiI
"a relief train with physieisno was son
from Peoria this morning to the scene Q
the wreck. (. h! V,
"a. train Soi twelve coaches Of wounded
will reach Peoria about 2 o'clock. Owe
one hundred are still at Chatawo.th in tn
town hall, school house and on the plat
form. AL but five cars went through tn
bridge. III B III I.
4 \ ;sss5g q ANOTHER STORY. IN NJ
Fl a dispatch from Chataworth ssya: Th,
train left Bloomington laat night 70
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Prince Fordinnnd'a Note to the Powers. i
y VIENNA, August l1.-Prince Ferdinand,
Of Sake CoburG. Gotha, who is on his way
to Sofa to assume the Bulgarian throne,
slept last night at Orsova. He arose early
and resumed bis journey at five O'Clock
this morning. Prince Ferdinand sent a
note to the Powers yesterday stating that
his reason for starting for Bulgaria with.
out their consent was that he was con.
WINGED their opposition to his acceptance
OF the Bulgarian throne was not due to
any obi ection to him personally, but; was
directed solely to the manner.:oi bis cleo.
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WnEELlNo will leave nothing undone
10 make her guests comfortable during
The Big Reunion. Earnest men are work.
Ing day md night, and the women will
play q useful part. Twill be by odda the
biggest thing ever seen In this neck OF
the wOodg, aud one Of the grandest
assemblies Of veterans eyer seen any
where. Stick pin here and don't mis-
lay the reference. .s is,.;.
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n Young Hero Ke I'd =, "a;

= OVERWHELMING .iti8778I
& W ARLINGTON, August 1l.--Willie Mus
sey, the young son Of General R. D. Mus
sey, has been presented with watch for
saving another boy from drowning at Har.
per'a Ferry. The boy had sunk twice
when young Musaey reached him. The
drowning boy grabbed Mussey in way
to endanger both when he was skillfully
knocked on the head and then brought
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CALEDONIA, 0Sr., August liza bush
FIRE covering a track between three and
four miles square has been raging on the
Indian reservation, about three miles
from here, for the last few, days, destroy.
Ing everything in Its way. 1t is reported
that two Indiana, one squsw, several
houses and considerable stock were
burned. Tho air in this village is dense
with smoke. Il ~ 2 ii MAJ
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y LONDON, august 1.-THE Times, com ON
menting on Lord saliabury's speech at
the LSrd Mayor's banquet last night, says :
Nobody can read Lord salisbury's clear
and carefully measured words without
feeling that they condemn most emphatic
ally the policy OF tolerating the Irish
National League" 4. IS
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Q[Ia. Gt,,fite ' 4 ii, !:
orloos Nos. ~ and VI rourtesn.h Street.
pRINcE rEnplSAHp is making haste to
70! bis throne, pcfhspuhe fears 1t Is made
Of pasteboRrd. N I. 3 I. q.

II Boulsnset 10 ss good a soldier as he
"a politician, be will be Of good service to
hIs country when the brush comes with
Germany. He loses no point in all the
Interesting game. AZ. n 4 (, Vi
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Emperor William Lame.

4 GAsTE1N, August 1.-THE Emperor
William was unable 10 receive and bid
farewell to his friends on the occasion Of
his departure from here, owing to his hay.
ing famed himself by striking his hip
against table while stopping to pick up
paper, s3s5s 'l5;-,, IN =
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THE PRESIDENT WILL FISH. I.
AS tho Guest OF Senator konnn ho WIN Try
Liz Link In M.hI YirrInin IYntor6 s!3.t :.

AS tho Guest OF Senator Koann ho VIII Try
HIS Luck In West Virginia Waters. 81
WAsulSoroS, D. O., August ll.-There
sppes re- to be no doubt that the President
will emily a few more days Of fishing be-
lors tho se.Ton closes. Within the past
week arraugen, ents have bsen concluded
for himself aud o.. Lamont to spend the
last week in August fishing in West Viz
inis. On this occasion the two gentlemen
will be tho guests Of Senator John b.
Kenna, Of West Virginia. Iris probable
that Commissioner OF Internal Revenue
Miller will also Join the party. q z 4
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MIR. Blnino'H tniovem cnty.

"a DUBLIN, August 1l,-Mr. Blaine visited
Queenstown yesterday and inspected va.
Iions places Of interest. After leaving bis
card at the residence Of Mr.. piatt, United
States Consul, he returned to Cork with.
out having been recognized. y. 4 z i.
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4 CHILD BURNED TO DEATH.

A Fire at Charleston Is A. tended by n Terri
tsl; Bile Casually. ~ 4
CHARLEsToN, WA, August 1.-THE
residence of Henry Winston, near the
Creston Oh Works, was burned yesterday,
In the building were two children, aged
5 and 6 years. The younger jumped from
the building and was caught by its father,
but the other was burned to death. When
found he was wrapped in a lot Of bed
clothed showing that the child got into
bed to save itself. NJ q 80 ) y
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sg,yErzEL COUNTY TEACHERS.

proceeding Of tho Annual Ius,ituts held
Yesterday.
Il Wednesday evenings session was spent
IN the discuHsion Of '.The importance OF
teachers having good moral character"
The discussion was opened by ]: Z, Hanen
and participated in by Superintendent
McAllister, and number OF old teachers
IN the county, and o teacher from the Dark
hills OF Monroe. The discussion was ami
mated and useful, and Il was generally
conceded that perintendept McA!lster.
mad made the best aud most appropriate
speech on the subject. d 4 55i5i3fisis 4
iesterday mornings session was opened
with prayer by Msjor Lee, and by tho
choir with Miss Carlo Jefreys at the;
organ. a rs ~
The morning aubject, !" Decimal Frac.
tions and Business Forms," was opened
by Major Lee, and thoroughly DISCUSSED
by Messrs. Bruce Hall, r. w. McIstyre,;
Friend Parsons, J. NJ. Null and others:
Inc subject was discussed at Considerable
length and with q great deal Of intelli-
gence. * u s Z -
8. Wetzel county may well be proud OF her
teachers, because they will compare ia
vorably with her slater counties in both
this and other States. All are Satisfied
from present indications that the law in 4
regard to certificates Of attendance at In- /.
right. n ~, 81 {,
IN motion 8 committee consieting OF E. I
~ instead, J.@D. 4 Hanen and a. K,
Conlsy, was appointed to draita reply to
the communication received August 10, Z
from the teachers OF Marshall cou nty. lS5, :,
me committee made the following re-
port, which was received and adopted by
the Wetzel County Institute: a "a
mat the teachers: OF Wetzel county,
recognizing with the teachers OF; Marshall
county the Importance OF mora thorough
and effective work, and having the same
desire to raise the standard OF moral and
intellectual excellence higher in West
VIRGINIA; therefore, lyt!3; I. r 55s
Resolus, That the Superintendent, In
structor and teachers of tho Wetzsl Coun-
| ty Institute in session at New Martins.
vile, heartily yeciprocate the iffaternal
greetings Of the Marshall County In
stitute, and we feel sure that under the
guidance OF the efficient Instructors,
Pfois. T. q. Miller and F. e.. Orago. and
the County: Superintendent, Proi. ". NJ.
Writ, the Marshall county teachers have
hsd q profitable aud 8 PLEASANT In.
That We also unite with the teachers
O. Marshall county in wishing the sue
GEES o. the Prohibition Amendment to bs
voted upon in 1883. g5l,a 3$61lsls.ss 81 n Il
That q copy OF these resolutions be
sent to the Marshall County Institute"
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Premier Uresn,,. Policy 4 .snffad,

81 PARIS, ,Augunt 1.-THE radical news.
papers here violently criticize the pro.
Bismarkian policy Of slgnor Creapi, tho
new Italian Premier, and urge France to
ally herself firmly with Russia, by doing
which, they say, she will be enabled to
despise the Central European alliance.
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SIZE WAS SLIGHTLY ID EMENTED.

SIZE flW AS ILYfEDEMENTEO.
Identification Of the Girl Found Dead IN
~ 81 the Jersey Forest. I.
MOUNT HOLLY, N. u August II. THE
identity Of the young woman whose body
was found in & the pines, near Hampton
Gate, has been disclosed. s8,s' Z; 3
Her name was Catharine Nehwe1in.
Yesterday her brother and sister came
from New York and called on Coroner
Carr. They had seen the notice OF the
girls dsath in newspaper, and 1t waa the
first intimation they had had Of their sis.
ter's Whereabouts for year. ~, Il;
\. The young woman was slightly dement,
cd and required constant attention, ire.
quently eluding those In whose charge che
was placed. The sister who called here
was named Mary. This is the name which
appeared on tho cards in the dead girls
possession. a 5s 4 y a.